Burton C. Bell, the voice behind Fear Factory's landmark album Obsolete, sits down with a room of just 50 people to mark the record's 30th anniversary in a way no arena show ever could. This isn't a concert - there are no amps, no double-kick drums, no wall of distortion. Instead, Burton talks through the making of the album, reads from the original synopsis he wrote while creating it, and brings certain passages to life using nothing but his voice.

The setting at The Space suits the mood - a raw, intimate performance room built for exactly this kind of close-quarters storytelling. With such a small audience, there's real space to hear the history behind the riffs, and Burton spends time with guests before and after the event, making the whole night feel more like a conversation than a show.